A Brooklyn driver was named New York City's worst 'super speeder', accumulating 560 speeding tickets in 2024, including 70 on Ocean Parkway, close to a site of fatal accidents. Advocates lament the dangerous behavior of repeat offenders, with one individual reportedly receiving a ticket every 17 hours. Despite incurring fines in excess of $45,000, many top offenders manage to settle their debts. City officials and State Senator Gounardes are advocating for interventions, including speed-limiting technology to enhance safety and prevent further tragedies caused by reckless driving.
This speeder is getting a ticket every 17 hours. They can't even make it through a day without nearly two violations.
Despite accumulating thousands in fines, some as high as $45,000, the top offenders paid most of them off.
If you think this doesn't impact you, it does. People are dying. You have to stop it now.
Repeat speeders are a danger to all New Yorkers and we support legislation to remove them from the road.
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